Dementia Cafes
Dementia Cafés for Carers
Our Dementia Cafés are a great opportunity for carers of people living with Dementia to socialise and share their experiences.
These sessions allow carers the chance to bond with one another over a cup of tea. There will also be an admiral nurse, dementia support advisor and a carer support advisor present, who will join the group to provide a comforting space to listen, give advice and guidance.
Some of our venues also offer appointment based subsidised massages for carers!
We also now run two Music Cafes for people living with dementia. One is on Fridays in North Manchester (Crumpsall Methodist Church) and the other is on Mondays in Chorlton (Chorlton Central Church) starting 13th October 2025.
See our website for details and locations for our Dementia Cafes:
Together Dementia Support | Manchester Dementia Care Charity
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Julie
- Contact Position
- Admin
- Telephone
- 0161 226 7186 0161 226 7186
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admin@togetherdementiasupport.org
- Website
- Dementia Cafes
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Where to go
- Name
- Kath Locke Centre
- Address
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123, Moss Lane East
Manchester
- Postcode
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M15 5DDView M15 5DD on a map
Costs
- Associated Cost
- Yes
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